Kevin Bickner delivered a career-best performance today, soaring to an impressive 10th place finish in Willingen, Germany. Competing against a world-class field, Bickner’s strong jumps of 140 meters and 133.5 meters earned him a new personal best and showcased his rising form on the international stage.
Bickner kicked off the competition with a stellar first jump of 140 meters, securing 8th place heading into the final round. Despite challenging conditions in the second round, he followed up with a solid 133.5-meter jump, finishing the day in 10th place—his best-ever result at this level.
Bickner was joined by teammates Tate Frantz and Erik Belshaw, who also delivered impressive performances. Frantz secured a strong 16th place finish, while Belshaw followed closely in 18th. Their combined efforts marked a standout day for the U.S. team, with all three athletes finishing in the top 20 against a competitive international field.
The excitement continues tomorrow as the men return to the hill for another individual event on the HS147, looking to build on today’s momentum.
Stay tuned for more thrilling action as the U.S. athletes continue to make their mark in Willingen!
